Red Hat has announced Enterprise Linux 10, highlighting its innovations to address key IT issues. The new version aims to bridge skills gaps, reduce system drift, and provide defenses against quantum computing threats. It also positions itself as a foundation for AI success.
On November 13, 2025, Red Hat shared details about Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 via a post on X, formerly Twitter. The announcement emphasizes the operating system's role in delivering 'bold innovation' to modern IT environments.
According to the post, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 'delivers bold innovation to bridge IT skills gaps, reduce drift, defend against threats from quantum computing, and power success as a trusted foundation for AI.' This positions RHEL 10 as a versatile platform for enterprises facing evolving technological demands.
The post directs users to sales resources for #RHEL 10, available at a provided link: https://content.redhat.com/content/rhcc/us/en.html?referrer=%2Fcontent%2Frhcc%2Fus%2Fen%2Fsales-enablement%2Fsales-plays-overview%2Ftactic-innovate-across-the-hybrid-cloud-with-RHEL.html%3Futm_source%3DOrganic%2Bsocial%26utm_medium%3DTW%26utm_campaign%3DtopartnerRHEL10RHCC%26sc_cid%3D701f2000000tyBjAAI. These resources are intended to help organizations explore how RHEL 10 can support hybrid cloud strategies and innovation.
Red Hat, a leader in open-source solutions, continues to evolve its flagship Linux distribution to meet demands in AI, security, and operational efficiency. The timing of the announcement aligns with growing industry focus on quantum-resistant technologies and AI infrastructure.